FAQ

A crosshair code is a short line of text, like 0;P;c;5;h;0;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0, that stores every setting of a crosshair profile: colour, outlines, centre dot, inner lines and outer lines. Anyone can paste it into Valorant to get exactly the same crosshair.

Copy the code on the crosshair page. In Valorant open Settings, go to the Crosshair tab and use the Import Profile Code button, then paste the code and confirm. The crosshair is added as a profile you can switch to at any time.

No. You can browse, preview, copy, add crosshairs and comment without one. A free account lets you save the crosshairs you like in a list, manage and delete your comments and keeps all the crosshairs you added in one place, where you can delete them again. If you want, you can also turn on a public profile page that shows your username and the crosshairs you added; it is off until you switch it on. Accounts use just a username, an email address (only for password resets) and a password. See the Privacy Policy for the details.

Yes. Use the "Continue with Google" or "Continue with Discord" button on the login or sign-up page. We only receive the account ID, the verified email address and the display name from them, never your password. If you already have an account with a password, login first and connect Google or Discord under Account > Settings; this is how we make sure nobody can take over an account just by knowing its email address.

Use "Forgot password?" on the login page and enter the email address of your account. If it matches an account you get a link that works for one hour. Check your spam folder if it does not arrive. Choosing a new password logs you out everywhere else.

Yes. Open the Submit page, paste your crosshair code and give it a name. You will see a live preview, and once you submit, the crosshair gets its own page with a link you can share. You can add one crosshair every 15 minutes.

Use the Crosshair Generator. Pick a colour, switch outlines, the centre dot and the inner and outer lines on or off, and adjust their opacity, thickness, length and offset. The preview updates as you go and the code is built for you: copy it into Valorant, or paste an existing code to edit it. The generator runs in your browser: the settings you change are not sent to us. We only count that the tool was used and, when you copy a code you made, we save that code (without anything that identifies you) to see which crosshairs people create.

We list the codes players are known to use, but players change their setup from time to time, so a code can be out of date. Each crosshair page shows when it was added.

They are a close approximation drawn from the code in your browser. Colours, thickness, lengths, offsets, outlines and the centre dot are all taken from the code. Things that only happen in play, like firing error and movement error, are not shown, and only the primary crosshair is drawn, not the ADS or sniper ones.

Previews are drawn close to the real size a crosshair has on a 1080p screen, so most of them look small. That is how they look in the game too: the backgrounds only show a small area around the aim point. The Crosshair Generator has a size slider if you want a closer look.

Yes, with or without an account. Every crosshair page has a Comments section under the previews: write up to 500 characters, or reply to somebody else. Logged in, your username is shown next to your comment and you can delete it any time. As a guest you can type a name (or stay "Guest"); guests wait a little longer between comments and cannot delete them afterwards, so log in if you want that. Comments are plain text and links are not allowed. If a comment is spam or abusive, log in and use the Report link under it.

Open that crosshair and use the "Report this crosshair" link under the code. Choose what is wrong and, if you like, add a short note. We review every report and fix or remove the crosshair if needed.

No. VLRNT Crosshair is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored or specifically approved by Riot Games, Inc.